How many pieces does the ASDA Grocery Store set have?

The set has 405 pieces, including 170 unique parts, plus 5 minifigures.

How does this differ from the regular grocery store set?

It's built on the same base model but carries ASDA-specific branding and packaging from the retailer tie-in.

What colours define the set?

White, green and light bluish grey form the façade, with black used for window and fitting details.

City

ASDA Grocery Store

This ASDA Grocery Store set is a UK-specific edition of the regular LEGO® City grocery store, released in partnership with the supermarket chain ASDA. At 405 pieces and 5 minifigures, it closely mirrors the standard set in scope and layout, with the main differences showing up in branding and small styling details. For collectors, its main appeal lies in being a limited, retailer-tied edition.

Set number: 60347-2
Year: 2022
Pieces: 405
Minifigures: 5
Theme: City
Different parts: 170

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 170

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Minifigures 5

Mr Produce fig-0127974 pieces × 1
Woman, Vibrant Yellow Safety Vest, White Cap fig-0127984 pieces × 1
Girl, Bright Pink Hoodie, Short Sand Blue Legs fig-0127994 pieces × 1
Peapod Costume Girl, Green Legs fig-0128004 pieces × 1
Man, Bright Light Yellow Shirt, Prosthetic Leg fig-0128014 pieces × 1

Description

A retailer tie-in edition

Unlike most LEGO® City sets, this version wasn't sold through general retail but distributed as a tie-in with the UK supermarket chain ASDA. The core build matches the standard grocery store set, with a shop floor, checkout and small product displays. White, green and light bluish grey form the base colours of the façade, while black covers details such as windows and fittings, giving the model a tidy, familiar supermarket look shared with other City shop sets. Outside the UK, the set is mainly notable for being a limited, retailer-specific edition of a familiar build.

170 unique parts for shelves and produce

Of the 405 pieces, 170 are unique shapes, an above-average share for a City building set, largely explained by all the small product pieces: fruit, vegetables, packaging and shelving elements. The parts list on this page breaks these down individually, which is handy if you're after food or shelving pieces for your own shop or supermarket builds, regardless of the ASDA branding on this particular box.

Five figures for everyday scenes

With 5 minifigures, the set has enough of a cast for small everyday scenes around shopping and staff, including a cashier, customers and stockroom staff. That suits role play set in a supermarket environment, similar to other City shop sets. The figure selection differs only in small details from the regular grocery store version built on the same base model, so both play out almost identically.

How it relates to the standard grocery store

Since this edition is built on the same base model as the regular grocery store set, piece count and construction differ only slightly. For collectors, the main distinction is the ASDA-specific packaging and branding rather than the model itself. Anyone mainly interested in the build and parts gets essentially the same set as the standard version, just with different branding on the box and a handful of stickers unique to this particular edition.

FAQ

How many pieces does the ASDA Grocery Store set have?: The set has 405 pieces, including 170 unique parts, plus 5 minifigures.
How does this differ from the regular grocery store set?: It's built on the same base model but carries ASDA-specific branding and packaging from the retailer tie-in.
What colours define the set?: White, green and light bluish grey form the façade, with black used for window and fitting details.

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